With Binance Gift Card, you can gift cryptocurrency to a friend in a customized Gift Card with 30+ thematic and limited edition templates. You can send a Gift Card to both Binance users and non-Binance users who are new to crypto.

By binding your referral code to the Gift Card, you can invite new Binance users easily.

Here are some advantages of binding your referral code:

- Earn crypto commissions without trading by referring a friend;

- A fun way to encourage your friends to kickstart their crypto journey;

- One-click to bind referral code;

- Hassle-free process to redeem Gift Cards on our webpage.

Note: Refer to the Binance Referral Program Guide to understand the conditions on how you and your friend can earn referral commissions.

To send a Gift Card with a referral code, you have to create a Gift Card on the Binance App or the web first. For more information, please refer to the step-by-step guide on how to create and send a Gift Card.

1. Select the gift card you want to send and select “send via email”. Next, enter your recipient’s email address.

2.1 If your recipient’s email doesn’t belong to any Binance user, you may choose to bind your referral code to the Gift Card. This allows the recipient to register a Binance account with your referral code.

To enable this function, toggle on the option [Add your referral link?]. Your referral link will then be inserted into the Gift Card email.

2.2 If your recipient’s email belongs to an existing Binance user, you will not have the option to bind your referral code. Instead, the option [Restrict designated recipient account] will be selected by default. This means that the Gift Card redemption will be restricted to the recipient user for security reasons.

If you do not wish to restrict to a specific recipient, you can disable this function and uncheck the box to allow anyone to add or redeem the Gift Card.

3. After filling all the necessary fields, tap [Send] to send your Gift Card.
Your recipient will receive an email with the gift card number, gift code, and your message.